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John Barton wrote: |
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>>> linked to SSH terminating the connection after running some updates. |
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>>> So, I wanted to get some advice on how you all handle keeping control |
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>>> of your remote Gentoo servers, and for instance how to keep SSH |
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>>> running at all costs. |
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> There is a program out there that handles this very well, called monit |
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> (http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/) |
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> You can run this program out of /etc/inittab so that it is always |
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> running, and it will make sure that your ssh daemon gets restarted if |
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> something happens. I run monit on every server I have in production. |
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> Hope this helps.. |
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I don't think that will work in this case. The master SSH daemon doesn't die. It |
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is the new ones that are launched when a connection is made that are looking for |
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old libraries that causes the problem, AFAIK. |
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Andrew Gaffney |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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Installer Project |